Display bytes without translation

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I am not sure if I am not missing something obvious, but say I have:

b = bytes((65, 20))
print(b)    # b'A\x14'

However, I don’t want to see “A”, I want to see hex representation

Then yes, I can do:

print(b.hex())    # '4114'

Which is what I want, however, not exactly.
It is hard to read without ‘\x’ as for long streams I can’t clearly see which is 1st and which is 2nd.

So is there something that can display:

print(?)    # '\x41\x14'
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hex takes a sep argument, although it can only be one character.

>>> b.hex('-')
'41-14'

I suppose another option is just join and map:

>>> print(' '.join(map(hex, b)))
0x41 0x14
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